• Saenger Performing Arts Center - October 19, 1980

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  • On the Road Again
    Jack-a-Roe
    Dark Hollow
    Rosalie McFall
    Cassidy
    Bird Song
    Heaven Help the Fool
    Oh Babe it Ain't No Lie
    Ripple

    Jack Straw
    They Love Each Other
    Mama Tried
    Mexicali Blues
    Candyman
    Passenger
    Row Jimmy
    Looks Like Rain
    Tennessee Jed
    Promised Land

    Scarlet Begonias
    Fire on the Mountain
    Samson and Delilah
    Terrapin Station
    drums
    Truckin'
    Wharf Rat
    Sugar Magnolia
    Good Lovin'

    Brokedown Palace

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    halfstep_missi…
    8 years 9 months ago
    One of the best
    Me and my buddies did both nights, and we blew it out after the Saturday night show out at Fat Harry's on St. Charles, along with what seemed like a million other Heads. Got stinking drunk, on top of tripping our asses off, and I ended up passing out in my car. As a result, we were burned out husks for Sunday, but that just made this show that much better. I remember tears streaming down my face at the Brokedown encore. What a weekend!
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    Boston Bob
    11 years 6 months ago
    Good performance the 2nd night
    Thought the acoustic set was even better than the night before and the electric was strong. Still not the best Dead show ever but a great time and it was nice to see them back in the Big Easy. Have some old cassettes of it somewhere but it was hard to tape these shows and got them from a friend. Highlight of the two nights was, and you can hear it clearly on the 10/18 show, was somebody yelling out "Let Phil sing!" and Phil looks up and gives him the finger and the crowd roars! Too bad there's not any good quality recordings out there as some of the stuff from these two nights is better than what ended up on Reckoning.
  • On The Road Again
    16 years 5 months ago
    Found an audience
    recording a couple of years ago. Both nights. Sound is not the greatest (being very kind) but it sure takes me back whenever I hear them. One day the miracle will occur and we'll have both nights clean. . .
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setlist
On the Road Again
Jack-a-Roe
Dark Hollow
Rosalie McFall
Cassidy
Bird Song
Heaven Help the Fool
Oh Babe it Ain't No Lie
Ripple

Jack Straw
They Love Each Other
Mama Tried
Mexicali Blues
Candyman
Passenger
Row Jimmy
Looks Like Rain
Tennessee Jed
Promised Land

Scarlet Begonias
Fire on the Mountain
Samson and Delilah
Terrapin Station
drums
Truckin'
Wharf Rat
Sugar Magnolia
Good Lovin'

Brokedown Palace
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and show number 4. I was amazed. On the way out of the Theatre I was stoned. I saw a friend of mine, Melinda Smith. I could not speak without crying but I did not know why. Less than a year later she killed herself. Today I am Grateful.
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Gr8ful to have been there, too. I was recording with a hand-held Sony and endured too much crowd chatter. I still have the cassette and am very anxious to find a clean board. If Lemieux ever stumbles across one, along with the 18th, too, please let us know! What a great place to see a show.
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recording a couple of years ago. Both nights. Sound is not the greatest (being very kind) but it sure takes me back whenever I hear them. One day the miracle will occur and we'll have both nights clean. . .
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Thought the acoustic set was even better than the night before and the electric was strong. Still not the best Dead show ever but a great time and it was nice to see them back in the Big Easy. Have some old cassettes of it somewhere but it was hard to tape these shows and got them from a friend. Highlight of the two nights was, and you can hear it clearly on the 10/18 show, was somebody yelling out "Let Phil sing!" and Phil looks up and gives him the finger and the crowd roars! Too bad there's not any good quality recordings out there as some of the stuff from these two nights is better than what ended up on Reckoning.
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Me and my buddies did both nights, and we blew it out after the Saturday night show out at Fat Harry's on St. Charles, along with what seemed like a million other Heads. Got stinking drunk, on top of tripping our asses off, and I ended up passing out in my car. As a result, we were burned out husks for Sunday, but that just made this show that much better. I remember tears streaming down my face at the Brokedown encore. What a weekend!